Subhead:Standing on the ruins of Kibbutz Be’eri, I watched as Thomas recounted his hell to Tommy Robinson.#
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We were standing in Kibbutz Be’eri, just a stone’s throw from the Gaza border … the scene of some of the most horrific butchery on October 7th.
You could still see the bullet holes and the charring, a permanent scar on a place where 102 people were murdered. I was here with Tommy Robinson, who’d been invited to Israel, and we were listening to Thomas, a resident of over 30 years, whose family was torn apart that day.
Thomas’s voice, somehow calm despite the unimaginable ordeal, painted a picture of terror. “It was terrifying, obviously,” he told Tommy. As rockets rained down, he retreated to his bomb shelter, only to hear gunfire closing in.
